Twin Suns Deck Module : Jabba The Hutt - Crime Boss

 

Jabba is slowly becoming my go-to Villainy leader that let's me play expensive cards.  There's lots of room for exploration using his ability and underworld units, so feel free to modify this module on your own if you have an idea you want to explore.  I mostly wanted him for credit generation to play bombs.  The module supports that goal.

I seem to always want to pair with a Vigilance leader, and LAW provided some great Cunning/Vigilance Underworld toys, so I locked this module to Vigilance.  You can use a LAW splash base if you don't include a Vigilance leader or base to still avoid the aspect penalty. 

 Synergies : Credits, Underworld

Leader: Jabba The Hutt - Crime Boss

Ground Units (13)

  • Hidden Hand Supplier
  • Lady Proxima - White Worm Matriarch
  • Salacious Crumb - Cackling Companion
  • Toydarian Technician
  • Weequay Pirate
  • Champion's KT9 Podracer
  • The Client - Dictated By Discretion
  • Lady Proxima - Where's the Money?
  • Two-Faced Troig
  • Bix Caleen - Selling Scrap
  • Syndicate Lackeys
  • Jango Fett - Wily Mercenary
  • Jabba's Rancor - Snack Time! 

Space Units (6)

  • Black Sun Patroller
  • Contracted Jumpmaster
  • Lurking Snub Fighter
  • Supremacy TIE/sf
  • Kimogila Heavy Fighter
  • Vermillion - Qi'ra's Auction House 

Events (10)

  • Unmarked Credits
  • Kreia's Whispers
  • Backed By The Hutts
  • Hold For Questioning
  • Kouhun Assassination
  • No Bargain
  • Outmaneuver
  • Waylay
  • Windfall
  • Rival's Fall 

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